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Aren’t all cars safe these days? Don’t confuse “safe” with “safer.” Here are the cars that earn the most accolades and have some of the best safety features.

If you want to get the best possible value when redeeming points and miles for travel, here's some of the latest data on domestic airline rewards

Women in employer-sponsored health plans face an additional $15.4 billion in annual out-of-pocket health spending 

Even if your income seems too high for Medicaid, for some, spending on medical bills and premiums can be subtracted from your income to help you qualify.

Managing a fluctuating budget starts with creating a plan, tracking your spending for a period, and getting a little creative.

Before you spend your hard-earned cash on crypto, consider how it will fit in with your investment strategy, estate planning, risk tolerance and income taxes.

It's possible the entire Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be declared unconstitutional, which could boost payday lenders' bottom lines.

U.S. stock futures fell early Tuesday as Treasury yields hit cycle highs and Chinas' property woes rattled global sentiment.

Jamie Dimon throws down a new hawkish interest-rate number.

Usually, the corporate bond markets of the U.S. and Europe move in tandem. Now they're not.

South Korea will extend its onshore foreign-exchange trading hours and ease rules on foreign traders next month, in a push to advance its money market.

Micron appears to be turning the corner after the memory-chip maker called the bottom in a tough market just as AI caught fire this year.